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WASHINGTON – Freshman Congressman David Kustoff is looking to send a message about the importance of religious freedom with the filing of his first piece of legislation.
“Religious intolerance,” he said, “is not accepted.”
For two months now, I have had the incredible privilege of serving you in the United States House of Representatives. We’re already hard at work, and I want to reflect on what we have achieved so far, look forward and thank each of you for this opportunity.
WASHINGTON – While 24% of Jews voted for Donald Trump last November according to the Pew Research Center, Representative David Kustoff (R-TN) is not shy about his support of the President.
At 3:15 this morning — any morning — while the rest of us are sleeping, David Frank Kustoff, the newly elected Republican Congressman from Tennessee’s Eighth District, will be rising. Central Standard Time if at home in Germantown or doing an overnight elsewhere in his 15-county West Tennessee district, Eastern Time if in D.C.